Torque specs 96 inch pounds 2 center bolts, 80 inch pounds for perimeter bolts per Toyota specs. Not foot pounds as that would strip the bolts and create a mess. Great video. Watching some old school Toyota Maintenance. 🔧😆
In the next to days I going to replace for the 3rd time the valve gasket. After see my spark plugs with some oil . And I see in the video 2 small rubber orings I never knew what's those for and I learned some new today. Good video 👌
I have the check engine light on and the mechanic ask around 400dls to replace the cover Gasket, I can not Express how grateful I'm, thank you so much for this wonderful and well explained video...
My god they made it so easy on the Corolla! I'm buying an 06 manual with 180k to use as a gas saver commuter and seems like it has a slight seep from the valve cover... I've been watching your 4runner videos and the 3.4L v6 is way more complicated of a job.
Hey man thanks a lot! I don't know much about cars but I bin trying to learn how to fix things on my Corolla and I am gona check out your other videos as well. Cheers
Very good video, I have the same vehicle, toyota corolla american 2008 manual box ... white color is all identical to yours and I have the same problem that thanks to you ... I will solve it, thank you friend ....
Did I miss it or is there a Torque spec for the valve cover bolts? Hand tight is good enough? Otherwise really good video, best of the bunch for this procedure.. Thanks
8 ft lb for the bolts around the edge, 80 in lbs for the two in the center. 80 in lbs for the coil packs. 80 in lbs for the wire harness. 62 in lbs for the cylinder head cover. Per the factory maintenance manual for the 2003 Corolla and Matrix.
Great video. Few questions: is it necessary to put adhesive onto the new gasket? Also how much of the gasket maker does one apply? Wasn't really shown in the video. I'm a perfectionist when it comes to DIY car repairs
Ive never done it and I feel like it's a way of letting it rise when there's pressure. I did mine at 120k. Im at 190k and mine are still good. Was just on here to show my friend it's a small little job
Creates a better seal the gasket alone won’t always provide a perfect seal so the gasket maker helps solidify that bond between the components without worrying if it’ll leak oil or fluids
What is the reason why the RTV is put on those two specific areas? Why only there? How is that spot different then the rest of the surface where the gasket itself was good enough to seal it? Is it where the timing chain cover meets the cylinder head? Thanks
I got a 98 corolla that I just replaced a power steering line and a brake caliper.. Now I see it needs a valve cover gasket and steering rack has a slow leak. It's old and ugly but only has 130k and runs great so I think I'm going to rack...dreading the job though..at least the cover gasket looks easy enough. Thanks for the video.
I installed the vaulve gasket but I forgot to use gasket maker for those two corners, will it leak? Or should I just take off the vaulve cover again and use the gasket maker in the two corners you pointed out?
They say gasket cylinders oil is every where start head gasket what they told me dealership so should I believe it. dont know is a easy fix or hard fix can you give any advice what to do
Thanks for posting this, just did this on my 05 Matrix, also changed the o-ring on the timing chain tensioner. How long did you let the gasket maker dry/cure before cranking up the engine? Package says 24hrs but I'm inpatient. I figured since it's only for those small areas around the seams it might not be a big deal. Ambient temp is about 80F, semi-humid.
Thanks for the video is it important to use that gasket seal tube? Would the gasket leak if i don't use the tube? After watching your video, i think i can do it myself but don't have that tube. Also, can anything else be substituted for this tube? anything i can buy cheap?
Thanks for the video helped heaps, my corolla uses a lot of oil, no smoke or leaks ?? I heard this engine had issues with oil burning , have you come across this ??
hi thanks for reply it is 2001 and has done 240,000 km , no residue or smoke I found this , apparently there were problems and Toyota re designed the pistons with extra holes etc www.toyotanation.com/forum/showthread.php?t=353286
hi. good video. Please help me. I need to clean the valve EGR at my corolla 2005. where is ubicated ? the mechanicans on my country are cheaters, they said than is a job of 3 hours and i need your help. is that, true ? i'll wait your answers. thanks.
Hello Sir! This video is almost five years old but I would like to know, where did you get that blue Valve Cover Gasket? It looks like it is a silicone-based material. Is it Toyota OEM part or maybe "FEL-PRO"?
How many languages do you speak? I want to hear you speak a second or third language! I have tried speaking other languages and I suck. I'll wager he speaks English better than you.
Both of your videos are really helpful even the old one. Thank you for saving me $300
Just finished changing the valve cover gasket and the spark plugs. this video was a huge help - thank you!
you are welcome….
Congratulations on helping us the toyoteros lovers of the maintenance and care of our Toyota Corolla.
Torque specs 96 inch pounds 2 center bolts, 80 inch pounds for perimeter bolts per Toyota specs. Not foot pounds as that would strip the bolts and create a mess. Great video. Watching some old school Toyota Maintenance. 🔧😆
Thank you for the how-to video and your pleasant disposition.
I just had my valve cover replaced on my 03 corolla. Thanks to your very informative videos. Cheers!
I really enjoyed watching all you videos..i have learned a lot from you..since then..i am doing my own repairs in my car..
Awesome….
Its time for a drink! Nice, clean and efficient job, plus you didn't forget the sealer on the timing cover! Good job!
thank you
In the next to days I going to replace for the 3rd time the valve gasket. After see my spark plugs with some oil . And I see in the video 2 small rubber orings I never knew what's those for and I learned some new today. Good video 👌
I have the check engine light on and the mechanic ask around 400dls to replace the cover Gasket, I can not Express how grateful I'm, thank you so much for this wonderful and well explained video...
My god they made it so easy on the Corolla! I'm buying an 06 manual with 180k to use as a gas saver commuter and seems like it has a slight seep from the valve cover... I've been watching your 4runner videos and the 3.4L v6 is way more complicated of a job.
Thank you for your service to the community, kind sir.
Thanks for a great and simpel explanation y just write the steps and i will do it tomorrow! gretings from Venezuela!!!
you are welcome….good luck !
Your videos are the best.. I've learned a lot from you.. Thank you and God bless
Perfekt erklärt und gemacht
Hey man thanks a lot! I don't know much about cars but I bin trying to learn how to fix things on my Corolla and I am gona check out your other videos as well. Cheers
sounds like a plan...
Thanks for the video I believe I can now replace my valve cover to my toyota....yay!!!
Very good video, I have the same vehicle, toyota corolla american 2008 manual box ... white color is all identical to yours and I have the same problem that thanks to you ... I will solve it, thank you friend ....
Would it be the same on 05 Corolla S
Sir, this is a wonderful, instructive, clear video. I'm anxious to see other videos which you have published. Stay well.
Stephen Galante Thank you, enjoy !
Thankyou sir for your wonderful and nice repair when it comes to maintainance
Thanks. The video had all that I needed for my 2005 Corolla. It was leaking oil into #2 spark plug. Job took about an hour.
Nice.....
Did I miss it or is there a Torque spec for the valve cover bolts? Hand tight is good enough? Otherwise really good video, best of the bunch for this procedure.. Thanks
8 ft lb for the bolts around the edge, 80 in lbs for the two in the center. 80 in lbs for the coil packs. 80 in lbs for the wire harness. 62 in lbs for the cylinder head cover. Per the factory maintenance manual for the 2003 Corolla and Matrix.
@@sm1929 thank you!
Thank you sir, now im pretty sure the seal has 6 holes in it :)
excellent attention to detain and efficiency
thank you
Great video. Few questions: is it necessary to put adhesive onto the new gasket? Also how much of the gasket maker does one apply? Wasn't really shown in the video. I'm a perfectionist when it comes to DIY car repairs
Ive never done it and I feel like it's a way of letting it rise when there's pressure. I did mine at 120k. Im at 190k and mine are still good. Was just on here to show my friend it's a small little job
Creates a better seal the gasket alone won’t always provide a perfect seal so the gasket maker helps solidify that bond between the components without worrying if it’ll leak oil or fluids
What is the reason why the RTV is put on those two specific areas? Why only there? How is that spot different then the rest of the surface where the gasket itself was good enough to seal it? Is it where the timing chain cover meets the cylinder head? Thanks
I got a 98 corolla that I just replaced a power steering line and a brake caliper.. Now I see it needs a valve cover gasket and steering rack has a slow leak. It's old and ugly but only has 130k and runs great so I think I'm going to rack...dreading the job though..at least the cover gasket looks easy enough. Thanks for the video.
i see that the valve cover has thin layer of aluminum. is it suppose to have a slight fold?
Thanks for the video Looks pretty easy
Thanks Very Much for your very helpful video
hello.
how to removing the bolt number 4 ?
Awesome work!! My 2010 corolla xrs has the same problem. How much roughly for parts and labour?
brilliant help. Thanks a lot
As always great video, great teaching thank you!!!!
Learned a lot in this video!
Good !
Good job my friend
Very clean valve train
Which oil should be used in this corolla engine , I have a same car
Very helpful! Thank you for your video. Now I can do mine.
you are welcome, have fun, be safe.
Wonderful job
So did we need to clean oil out of the spark plug well?
hello are you able to make a video of how to reseal the timing chain cover on a 1zzfe.
Hey Buddy,
the 2 rubber ring gaskets on these bolts in the middle.
can you tell me which part number they have? or their measures?
sorry..you need to contact Toyota parts department....
@@1968zz4350 You're awesome
Should there be a gap when you put on the new gasket? I tightened my valve cover and I can see the gasket. Not sure if that’s normal
That's normal
Learned a lot in this video! Thanks
you are welcome...
I installed the vaulve gasket but I forgot to use gasket maker for those two corners, will it leak? Or should I just take off the vaulve cover again and use the gasket maker in the two corners you pointed out?
I use the same impact... Those black batteries are junk... But the red ones kick butt!!
This video is good, but can you please put the year model in the title ?
Thanks
great work , just what I needed. Thanks!!
Mr E you are welcome...
Thank you for the help my dad said and he said if it needs a timing bell same car
Hi, is it no need put some rtv silicone at the gasket?
Great video!!!...have an old Corolla that needs the same...
thanks….have fun….
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for that gasket lube sealer did you put it all around the valve cover or just in that particular spot?
+Cesar Alvizo Yes. Extra sealant is often required between valves and the timing chain.
Great video!!
Perfect! Thank you sir
How many pounds of torque is needed?
How about the lower middle gasket below the valve cover gasket? That's the one leaking oil on mine and not the valve gasket. 😞
That's the head gasket. If that goes its very expensive and could lead to needing a new engine.
Can a valve gasket be the issue for a possible vacuum leak. Code P0171
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Nice and easy. Wonderful
is the same process at Corolla E12 1.6 vvti, year 2003 ?
quick question you make so easy but think might same problem what should do get rid of the car or just have fix
+Michael Behm this is small repair, i will get it fixed.
They say gasket cylinders oil is every where start head gasket what they told me dealership so should I believe it. dont know is a easy fix or hard fix can you give any advice what to do
Great video and good points thank you Sir.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks dear
Whats the name of the bolt at 2:14 ? Would like to buy a new one as mine has corroded over time.
Thanks for posting this, just did this on my 05 Matrix, also changed the o-ring on the timing chain tensioner. How long did you let the gasket maker dry/cure before cranking up the engine? Package says 24hrs but I'm inpatient. I figured since it's only for those small areas around the seams it might not be a big deal. Ambient temp is about 80F, semi-humid.
2 hours....
When you changed the O-ring on tensioner did you turn engine by hand to release tensioner? How'd that go? I'm about to do both
@@KrazyKramer what you find out
Thanks for the video
is it important to use that gasket seal tube? Would the gasket leak if i don't use the tube? After watching your video, i think i can do it myself but don't have that tube. Also, can anything else be substituted for this tube? anything i can buy cheap?
yes, you should use quality gasket maker, or it could leak…you can buy it in any car parts store, for around $9….good luck.
Thanks
Great video. Thanks for share your knowledge.
+Edgar Medina you are welcome...
Thanks for the great video! Well done.
Frank Walker you are welcome....
Good Job & Good English
Where to buy those plastic clips and the 10mm bolts? Pleas post the links to buy it,,, thanks
your local dealer will have it for sure...
GREAT VIDEO !
Do you apply the seal all around?
Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for the video helped heaps, my corolla uses a lot of oil, no smoke or leaks ??
I heard this engine had issues with oil burning , have you come across this ??
what year, how many miles, tail pipe with black residue ? what engine ? I don't recall any engine from Toyota having that problem....
hi thanks for reply it is 2001 and has done 240,000 km , no residue or smoke
I found this , apparently there were problems and Toyota re designed the pistons with extra holes etc
www.toyotanation.com/forum/showthread.php?t=353286
Replace you pcv valve. It's common on toyota to go bad and start burning oil.
Great work
Nice ! ... but ... the engine start ok and there’s no liking ??? ....
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this helped a lot thanks
you are welcome...
Very helpful thank you :)
Is it okay to get it from auto parts
Fuckin love this guy
good video
Thanks...
Bonjour jai besoin d'un joint cach soupape comme cette joint
good video. Thanks!
did you remove the spark plugs to do that
no need....
thank you sir....i wil now have that pint>>> ;')
Thanks!
hi. good video. Please help me. I need to clean the valve EGR at my corolla 2005. where is ubicated ? the mechanicans on my country are cheaters, they said than is a job of 3 hours and i need your help. is that, true ? i'll wait your answers. thanks.
Miguel Cango there is no egr valve in this model corolla. egr is provided by vvti
+Larry Chiu thanks buddy!
excelent thanks
is that a defect for toyota on my 06 it was number 4 as well
interesting…I don't think so….
+Toyota Maintenance thanks
Nice job..
Thank you
Hello Sir!
This video is almost five years old but I would like to know, where did you get that blue Valve Cover Gasket? It looks like it is a silicone-based material.
Is it Toyota OEM part or maybe "FEL-PRO"?
aftermarket , O'Reily
Fel pro is blue
Fel Pro is a blue gasket. The best
Before I install it, are Victor Reins gaskets good??
valve cavar gaaskat
This is the Russian that helped through the 2016 Election to Donald Trump. I recognized the accent.
Im fcking dead lol, on a damn corolla video. You a wild one.
Fake news
Would be true if he wasn't Italian lol
MCGA: Make Corolla Great Again.
Broken and accented English is too tedious to tolerate... I can get the content in another video in plain English
You're an entitled twat. Grow up ffs.
How many languages do you speak? I want to hear you speak a second or third language! I have tried speaking other languages and I suck. I'll wager he speaks English better than you.
STOP your foolishness, this man calmly explains in simple terms how to do this job perfectly and can easily be understood. THANK YOU SIR!!!
I do not have to justify speaking 1 or 2 languages to you. You are not in charge.